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[lu-inlondon]

Spatort + Empfohlen von Pocket, Teil 7

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[theoniprince]

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.... ... ... I am sorry, Leo. I am so sorry. My most beloved. I am sorry you have to suffer like this.

Concept/storyboard for a new short comic.

Tw: captivity/hostage

snippets ->

[bloomingkyras]

Meet Taryn Bauman By Estah for Bloomingkyras.

Since its @estah birthday, i want to share a birthday gift to her and with u guys too a new Family of Postcard Legacy..

Hi guys, meet Taryn Bauman my 1st sim request by @estah 😊.

And here are her story:

Taryn live with her dad (Mr.Thomas) after her mum pass away due to accident. They live happily until, her dad married a woman that he know at the bar, Ms.Sierra. Taryn was so mad and she even once had escape from the house. Mr.Thomas was so mad and even call his team to look out for her. Owh btw her dad was a Captain in Sims Police Station @ San Myshuno. And they found her at one of her friend apartment at the town near by. And since then, she became a rebel and liked to argue with her father.

Name:Taryn Bauman (she/her)

Age: Teen

Traits: Green fiend ( i ask for this trait) , Adventures, (YA soon)

Aspiration: Drama Llama ( i never though she will give me this aspiration, it just fit the story. tq 😅)

I told Esther that I want a rebel and boyish type sims but still keep her sweet look. And here what she gave me.

Guess what, i totally love her and she did it, what was requested. thanks again Esther ♡. For her Dad and Step mum was created by me. ( i use the same skin detail that Esther gave me for Taryn's dad)

U guys will see her around soon as i start Gen 3 Postcard Legacy Challenge.

Here are her look book (boyish but sweet look and i even gave Taryn her girly prom outfit as I know she will never wear that type of cloth 😅)..And as i promise to Esther, I keep her initial there.(skin,make up,etc i just ad on maskara)

Seriously, giving her this type of outfit are out of my comfort zone but I manage to make it possible with what Esther gave 😅

(If u guys want full detail of Taryn's Outfit CC please let me know 😀)

And also, I already told Esther that i don't mind sharing her with u guys as long as u guys got permission from the owner. -love kyra *birthday wish for esther- enjoy ur birthday,live in full of love, create more sims and gameplay..and here u go a gift from me ur daughter Taryn. tq for making her for me 😊 don't worry i will keep her safe 😉

[hannahhook7744]

Stranger things ocs part 1;

Name:

Tiffany Esther Hammond

Born:

April 29 1966-1967 five minutes after Steve.

Age:

16/17 (season one)

17/18 (season two)

18/19 (seasons three and four)

Aliases:

Tiff

Tiff the Metal Head

Tiff "The Rat's nest" Hammond

Tiffany "The Dreamer" Hammond

Tiff "The Gut Buster" Hammond

The Angel of Vengeance

The Swashbuckler

Captain Elora Everstone of the Stormbringer (DND character)

The pirate (graffiti name)

Residence:

Forest Hills Trailer Park at Hawkins, Indiana

Family:

Unnamed Mother

Benny Hammond (father)

Diane Hopper (God mother)

Jim Hopper (God father)

Sarah Hopper (God sister)

Jane Hopper (God sister)

Vance Hopper (God cousin)

Griffin Stagg (God cousin)

Friends:

Steve Harrington

Tommy Hagan

Carol Perkins

Eddie Munson

Robin Buckley

Argyle

Fred

Gareth

Jeff

Chrissy Cunningham

The Party

Erica Sinclair

Murray Bauman

Joyce Byers

Other:

Nancy Wheeler (frienemy)

Jonathan Byers (frienemy)

Billy Hargrove (arch enemy)

The Harrington Parents (enemy)

Neil Hargrove (enemy)

Keith (coworker and frienemy)

Vecna (enemy)

Martin Brenner (enemy)

Dr. Sam Owens (ally)

Claudia Henderson (acquaintance/parenal figure)

Jason Carver (sympathetic enemy)

Connie Frazier (father's killer/enemy)

Affiliation:

Corroded Coffin

Hellfire Club

Scoops Ahoy

Family Video

Benny's Burgers

The Party

Occupation:

Member of the Corroded Coffin (-1986)

Member of the Hellfire Club (1980s-1986)

Employee at Family Video (1985-)

Employee at Scoops Ahoy (1985)

Waitress at Benny's Brugers (-1983)

Owner of Benny's Brugers (1983-)

Student at Hawkins High School (1981-1985)

Gender:

Female

Height:

5'4 1/2 (177.8 cm)

Weapon:

Sword

Pencil

Fork

Lighter

Matches

Shoe

Frying Pan

Hobbies:

Playing with fire

Stealing small things

Reading

Drawing

Fencing

Archery

Listening to music

Playing the keyboard

Eating

Trying to cook

Playing video games

Playing board games

Playing card games

Role playing

Treasure hunting

Hanging out with her friends

Making weird food combos

Bad graffiti

Dying her hair

Doing stupid things with her friends

Street racing

Swimming

Collecting things

Playing dnd specifically

Personality:

Creative

Sentimental

Street smart

Slightly rebellious

Bit of a chameleon

Anxious

Playful

Protective

Constantly confused

Bit of a day dreamer

Bit of a smart ass

Temperamental

Annoying on occasion

Secret delinquent

Well-liked

Good in school and around most adults

A bit bossy at times

Tomboyish

Insecure

Outgoing

Vengeful

A bit of sailor mouth

Kind of a loud mouth

Almost zero brain to mouth filter

Open minded

Eccentric

Impulsive

Has a taste for justice

Bit of a punk

Bit of a metal head

Fan girl before it was popular

Fears:

Arachnophobia

Atelophobia

Musophobia

Autophobia

Theme Song:

Fight For Your Right by Beastie Boys

Relationship status:

single but crushing

Story:

Stranger Us

Name:

Misa Rosè Buckley

Born:

March 19, 1971.

Age:

12 (season one)

13 (season two)

14 (season three)

14/15 (season four)

Aliases:

Misa Madrain

The ranger

Bow Master Misa

Miss Popular (given by Mike)

Frasier (graffiti name)

Residence:

The Buckley House at Hawkins, Indiana

Family:

Minerva (grandmother)

Richard Buckley (father)

Melissa Buckley (mother)

Robin Buckley (older sister)

Susan Hargrove (maternal aunt)

Neil Hargrove (maternal uncle via marriage)

Billy Hargrove (Step-cousin)

Max Mayfield (maternal cousin)

Friends:

The Party

Erica Sinclair

Steve Harrington

Argyle

Chrissy Cunningham

Tiffany Hammond

Bob Newby

Other:

Eddie Munson (friend)

Nancy Wheeler (acquaintance)

Jonathan Byers (acquaintance)

Jim Hopper (acquaintance/parenal figure)

Joyce Byers (acquaintance/parenal figure)

Claudia Henderson (acquaintance/parenal figure)

Billy Hargrove (enemy)

Jason Carver (frienemy)

Vecna (enemy)

Scott Clarke (former teacher)

Martin Brenner (enemy)

Dr. Sam Owens (ally)

Demogorgon (enemy)

Connie Frazier (enemy)

Troy and James (enemy)

Demodogs (enemy)

Hospital Creature (enemy)

The Flayed (enemy)

Jake (enemy)

Troy (enemy)

James (enemy)

Angela (enemy)

Affiliation:

Hawkins Middle School Cheerleaders (former)

Hawkins High School Girls' Soccer team

Hawkins High Drama Club

Hawkins High Band

Hellfire Club

Hawkins High School Band

The Party

Hawkins Middle School AV Club (formerly)

Occupation:

Member of the Hawkins Middle School AV Club (formerly)

Student at Hawkins Middle School (1982-1985)

Cheerleader at Hawkins Middle School (1982-1985)

Student at Hawkins High School (1985-)

Member of the Hellfire Club (1986-)

Member of the Party (1976-)

Gender:

Female

Height:

4'11" (149.86 cm)

Weapon:

Pocket knife

Screw driver

Bow and arrow

Hobbies:

Archery

Gymnastics

Cheerleading (formerly)

Acting

Singing

Playing the Clarinet

Soccer

Taking care of her cat

Playing dnd

Graffiti

Street racing

Drawing

Listening to music

Riding her bike

Running from the cops

Stealing

Personality:

Cheerful

Cloaked smart ass

Has a lot of attitude

Creative

Smart

Good at blending in

Annoying when she wants to be

Street smart

Eccentric

Rebellious

Confident

Fears:

Cynophobia

Theme Song:

Material girl by Madonna

Relationship status:

Single but crushing

Story:

Stranger Us

[non-e-per-sempre]

Meine Top 10 Tatorte update 2.0 - 2022

1. Tatort Berlin - Das Opfer (einfach nur wow ! dieser Tatort tat was Tatort Saarbrücken bisher noch nicht konnte) 2. Tatort Berlin - Tiere der Grossstadt (weil das Thema, die Rache so gut umgesetzt wurde + Roboter) 3. Tatort Luzern - Ihr werdet gerichtet 4. Tatort Saarbrücken - Herz der Schlange 5. Tatort Saarbrücken - Herr des Waldes 6. Tatort Saarbrücken - Das fleissige Liesschen 7. Tatort Kiel - Borowski und der gute Mensch (Kai Korthals ist einer der besten Tatort Villains ever! Bis ich gecheckt hatte das er Ihre Haare trägt auf dem Fahrrad, exploding brain emoji) 8. Tatort Luzern - Friss oder stirb (immer noch wegen der Musik und weil ich Kammerspiele liebe) 9. Tatort Zürich - Risiken mit Nebenwirkungen (Grandjean’s Rap & Sie allg.) 10. Tatort Luzern - Die Musik stirbt zuletzt (weil er ein One- Take Film ist und das beeindruckend ist)

Ende Jahr (2022) und ich kann sagen das Leo Hölzer & Adam Schürk immernoch  meine lieblings Komissare sind. Dicht gefolgt von Pia Heinrich & Esther Bauman. Das Berliner Duo überzeugt mich zusammen wieder mehr und Karow fand ich in der letzten Folge (Das Opfer) einfach spitze. Meine Top Tatort Komissare:

Robert Karow Adam Schürk Leo Hölzer Pia Heinrich Esther Baumann Isabelle Grandjean

[protopia23]

Quellen + Links

Im Folgenden findest Du alle in unserem Buch “Hilfe, ich bin ein Mensch!” verwendeten Quellen und protopische Lesetipps. Zu den wichtigsten Fragen aus dem Buch haben wir zudem spannende Kurz-Trips und Alltagsübungen für Deine protopische Entdeckunhgsreise zusammengestellt.

Tipp: Über die QR-Codes im Buch gelangst Du immer direkt zu den passenden Kurz-Trips!

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[transientreverie]

15:13

Feeling ashamed that this keeps happening.

Feeling out of control and impulsive for continually, serially chasing after people who I know I shouldn’t, who I know I’ll develop feelings for.

Perpetually becoming infatuated. Yes, sometimes with the idea of people, sometimes with what they represent, but sometimes for who they are.

The man I’m developing feelings for asks: 

“How much of the way you're feeling and acting with me is because of me, and how much of it is because of what I represent to you? Whatever that is.“

And I don’t know.

What does he represent to me?

He reminds me that there are many parts of me I feel I can’t express. The kinky, free-loving, pleasure-chasing, hedonistic parts.

And then I remember my commitments, my very happy relationship to my fiancé, how much I love our life together, his family. 

But some things don’t feel right. And it makes me cry to even think that. And I don’t know how to approach it, or if those things are even fixable.

I feel judged sometimes when I talk to him about my feelings. He doesn’t understand. He gets really cold sometimes in the moments that I need warmth the most. He holds his angry frustrated feelings in towards me and his silence feels like punishment sometimes. It doesn’t feel like he’s often aware of the things going on inside of me, and so part of me feels like he doesn’t really know me.

And I feel like if I told him any of this, he would rightfully be hurt and angry. Hurt because I feel this way and also angry for reaching out to the people who fill in the gaps.

I keep telling myself it’s not about filling in the gaps. But what if it is?

Why is it more fun when things feel a little out of control, a little devious and forbidden? 

And why does this keep happening? Chronically? What am I chasing? What am I missing? Am I missing something or am I just looking to connect with many people on many different levels?

I know that I like arousing the people who arouse me. And I like knowing that people are aroused by me, when I’m aroused by them. 

I like the little dance, the push and pull, the pirouettes we do over the fine line of boundaries that often moves to suit our whims. 

That is not fair to my partner. And that makes me feel like a horrible person.

It feels like quarantine makes it harder because I’m stuck at home all the time. 

If I feel like my partner doesn’t know me, or doesn’t see certain parts of me, what does that mean?

What parts doesn’t he see? Or what parts does he not understand, or not accept?

The queer, feminist, leftist parts. He critiqued my body hair the other day and it still stings, not because he doesn’t like it, but because he told me he didn’t want to be seen in public with me. 

It feels absolutely awful to have someone put their social prison onto me when I’ve fought so hard to break free of it.

He’s told me my they/them pin on my bag feels too political for a trip to Home Depot. 

He gave me a really difficult time over wanting to talk over the possibility of using testosterone. 

There are parts of me that I feel are stifled and aren’t able to be expressed. 

When I meet people who accept these parts... yeah, I lean into them, because I feel known in a way that he doesn’t know me. I feel seen. And I can think of a handful of people who fall into this category. 

This time feels bad. Not because I’ve done anything particularly guilt-worthy. I’ve held back so, so much. FUCK, so much. There’s so much I’ve wanted to do. I’m like a seasoned fucking veteran now. It always ends the same way. We decide to be friends, platonic. And then that closeness becomes less intense. 

Is it that closeness I want? Can I get it without being sexual? The sexual part is part of what I like. It’s all wrapped up in the same thing, it’s just the one element that’s not “allowed.” I feel a little indulgent and needy when I ask for what I want in bed, and I know I shouldn’t, and I know it would fucking thrill some people to hear it. 

But he didn’t sign up for this. He didn’t sign up for a partner who has flings or whatever you want to call it with other people. We’ve had those talks. He doesn’t want that. And now it feels unapproachable. Like, case-closed. I know it’s not and it doesn’t have to be that way.

I don’t know if this is fair to him, but I also don’t know if it’s fair to me.

What would it mean to honour myself in this situation?

What do I need right now?

Why are these questions making me cry?

Is there something about these secrets that makes me feel like I have a modicum of control over my life, even if I feel very out of control?

In the words of Esther Perel: 

“As I listen to [my client], I start to suspect that her affair is about neither her husband nor their relationship. Her story echoes a theme that has come up repeatedly in my work: affairs as a form of self-discovery, a quest for a new (or lost) identity. For these seekers, infidelity is less likely to be a symptom of a problem, and more likely an expansive experience that involves growth, exploration, and transformation.

...

Sometimes when we seek the gaze of another, it’s not our partner we are turning away from, but the person we have become. We are not looking for another lover so much as another version of ourselves. The Mexican essayist Octavio Paz described eroticism as a “thirst for otherness.” So often, the most intoxicating “other” that people discover in an affair is not a new partner; it’s a new self.”

The sociologist Zygmunt Bauman wrote that in modern life,

there is always a suspicion … that one is living a lie or a mistake; that something crucially important has been overlooked, missed, neglected, left untried and unexplored; that a vital obligation to one’s own authentic self has not been met, or that some chances of unknown happiness completely different from any happiness experienced before have not been taken up in time and are bound to be lost forever.

Would I be doing this if there was no risk? I genuinely think so. It might not feel as intense, but I would still be extremely attracted to this man and willing to pursue him if I was single. But the transgression makes it harder to pull away and makes the desire more intense.

I know that the right thing to do is to end this thing. But I need to understand what it brings me. I think it makes me feel alive and more in touch with myself, my desires. It makes me feel rebellious. It makes me feel promiscuous, in a good way. 

I don’t know how to process this.

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California Democrat urges boycott of In-N-Out for donating to GOP. The burger chain gives to Democrats, too.

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California Democrat urges boycott of In-N-Out for donating to GOP. The burger chain gives to Democrats, too.

California’s Democratic Party chairman nearly launched a food fight Wednesday when he called for a boycott of In-N-Out Burger over a contribution the popular fast-food chain made to the state Republican Party.

Eric Bauman, chair of the California Democratic Party, tweeted Wednesday:

“Et tu In-N-Out? Tens of thousands of dollars donated to the California Republican Party . . . it’s time to #BoycottInNOut — let Trump and his cronies support these creeps . . . perhaps animal style!”

Democrats swiftly dialed back Bauman’s call for people to stop eating at the chain’s 330-plus locations, which attract a passionate following across six states with their simple burgers-fries-and-shakes approach and “secret menu” (from which customers can order their burgers “animal style.”)

A spokesman for the California Democrats said the party will not pursue the boycott.

[Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone wears capitalism on his sleeve. Just bleep ask him.]

“It was his personal tweet and doesn’t reflect party policy,” spokesman John Vigna said in an interview. “That said, he is giving force to a sentiment many people feel right now. Which is that, in this era, with the stakes so high, engaging in things like personal boycotts is a way for people to effect change.”

Bauman was not available for comment.

One powerful California Democrat came to In-N-Out’s defense.

“For the record, at least In-N-Out pays their workers living wage, as employees. More than we can say about countless political donors on both sides,” tweeted state Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, whose Twitter site describes her as a progressive Democrat.

Calls for boycotts have received heightened attention in the Trump era, further evidence of the nation’s political polarization. President Trump urged fans to boycott National Football League games last year if players continued to kneel during the national anthem. Progressives have called for boycotts of anything Trump, including daughter Ivanka Trump’s fashion brand, which eventually was shut down.

Starbucks, Uber and even Amazon.com (whose chief executive, Jeffrey P. Bezos, owns The Washington Post) have been the subjects of calls for boycotts.

[Leslie Hale makes history at the top of RLJ Lodging’s multibillion-dollar trust]

In-N-Out Burger made contributions to Republicans and to Democratic-leaning political groups during the 2017-18 election cycle, according to data filed with the California secretary of state and supplied by In-N-Out.

The California Republican Party received $30,000 from In-N-Out’s political committee, while Californians for Jobs and a Strong Economy, a group that supports Democratic candidates, received a total of $60,000 in two donations from In-N-Out.

California Republican Party Chairman Jim Brulte released a statement after Bauman’s tweet, saying: “I have no idea what possessed the California Democrat Party chairman to attack a California institution like In-N-Out, especially considering the fact that the organization gave more money to Democrats than Republicans recently. I’m sure he got many angry phone calls from Democrats who have benefited from In-N-Out’s generosity, and that’s why he not only went dark following the tweet, but forced the party’s spokesperson to distance the party from the comments.”

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In a statement, In-N-Out Burger Executive Vice President Arnie Wensinger said: “In 2018, In-N-Out Burger has made equal contributions to both Democratic and Republican Political Action Committees in the State of California. For years, In-N-Out Burger has supported lawmakers who, regardless of political affiliation, promote policies that strengthen California and allow us to continue operating with the values of providing strong pay and great benefits for our Associates.”

“While it is unfortunate that our contributions to support both political parties in California has caused concern with some groups,” Wensinger added, “we believe that bipartisan support is a fair and consistent approach that best serves the interests of our company and all of our customers.”

As the burger business has exploded in recent years with regional and national chains including Shake Shack, Five Guys and BGR the Burger Joint, In-N-Out has held its own by sticking to basics.

In-N-Out is a third-generation, family-owned California institution known for its rabidly loyal customer base. The company was started in 1948 by Harry and Esther Snyder in Baldwin Park, Calif., as a small drive-through burger outlet.

In-N-Out has kept its menu relatively simple, highlighting its french fries, burgers, cheeseburgers and shakes while other fast-food chains have expanded into chicken nuggets, fish, salads and breakfast. The restaurants are known for their arrow logo out front and their “secret menu” that allows patrons to customize their orders.

The firm is now run by the Snyders’ 36-year-old granddaughter, Lynsi Snyder, who is the company’s president. Forbes estimates that Snyder is a billionaire.

Snyder has expanded the number of In-N-Out locations since becoming president in 2010, moving the chain beyond its southwestern roots and into Oregon, Texas and, soon, Colorado.

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In-N-Out Faces Calif. Boycott Calls After $25K Donation to GOP

In-N-Out Burger's recent $25,000 donation to the California Republican Party has tested the loyalty among some of the burger chain's many fans in the Golden State. 

According to a public filing on the California Secretary of State’s website, In-N-Out made the donation Monday.

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The donation made its way to thousands of people’s Twitter feeds on Wednesday and shortly after, the hashtag #BoycottInNOut was born.

California Democratic Party Chairman Eric Bauman called for the boycott, writing on Twitter: “It’s time to #BoycottInNOut — let Trump and his cronies support these creeps … perhaps animal style!"

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As news stories about the boycott spread, the California Democratic Party's communications director, John Vigna, said that Bauman's tweet was his own personal view and didn't reflect the official stance of the California Democratic Party, The Los Angeles Times reported.

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In-N-Out, which started in Baldwin Park, California, in 1948 by Harry Snyder and Esther Snyder, now has more than 330 locations across California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Texas and Utah. Most In-N-Out restaurants are in California. 

The company, which displays Bible verses on some of its packaging, has contributed to Republican causes in the past. According to the Sacramento Bee, it donated $30,000 to the California GOP in 2017.

But it also gave the pro-business PAC, “Californians for Jobs & A Strong Economy,” $80,000 in 2017. The PAC has worked to elect moderate California Democrats to office, according to the Bee. 

The official California Republican Party Twitter account was among those who panned the boycott campaign. The group tweeted that while Bauman "attacks an all-around great company, which is generous to both parties, CA leads the way in poverty, homelessness, unaffordability, traffic & underperforming schools. Oh, and violent crime is rising. But let's talk burgers instead."

California Republican gubernatorial candidate John Cox also weighed in, sharing a tweet that included a picture of him outside an In-N-Out location.

"There’s nothing more Californian than In-N-Out Burger," he wrote. "Great lunch today in #Fresno. If .@GavinNewsom is nervous debating me on CA issues - maybe a friendly Double Double vs Caviar joust?"

In a statement to CNBC, In-N-Out Burger Executive Vice President Arnie Wensinger said the company "made equal contributions to both Democratic and Republican Political Action Committees in the state of California. For years, In-N-Out Burger has supported lawmakers who, regardless of political affiliation, promote policies that strengthen California and allow us to continue operating with the values of providing strong pay and great benefits for our Associates."

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On Twitter, discussion of the donations included plenty of snark amid the debate over whether a boycott was justified. 

"This is the best California publicity Shake Shack could ever ask for," one Twitter user wrote.

@NersesAposhian tweeted: "Wait... does this mean California liberals (basically most of the state) won’t eat at In-N-Out anymore? Shorter lines?!"

Another person tweeted, "This really bums me out because I’m a regular customer... BUT I cannot spent money with a company that supports the current GOP! #BoycottInNOut."

Check out some more tweets below:

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Kerry Fitzgerald (Bron in 1950), better known as Kerry Awn, is an American cartoonist, actor, muralist, comedian, musician, iconographer and poster artist. He is best known for his comedy and the iconic ‘Austintatious’ mural near the University of Texas campus, a landmark he created with two other artists. Born in Houston as Kerry Fitzgerald, Awn became prominent on the Austin countercultural scene in the 1970s as a concert poster artist and as a member of the Uranium Savages.

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Kerry Awn went to the Houston Comedy Workshop in 1981 and began his career as a comedian. In 1982 he joined Esther’s Follies where his outlandish characters drew attention. Awn continued with Esther’s Follies as a regular for 30 years until 2011. He has also been a regular at the Velveeta Room, the Austin comedy club named after one of Awn’s characters, lounge lizard Ronnie Velveeta. He is the original winner of the Funniest Person in Austin contest in 1986. Kerry Awn has performed extensively as a stand-up comic from Amarillo to Austin.

Created in 1974, the mural dubbed ‘Austintatious’ is located on the north-facing wall of the 23rd Street Renaissance Market in Austin, Texas. Considered to be an important part of Austin history, the 40-year-old mural was damaged by graffiti in 1994 and again in January 2014. The colorful mural shows a bustling town beneath a clear blue sky surrounding Stephen F. Austin who is holding a few armadillos. In June 2014, Kerry Awn joined the other two original artists Tom Bauman and Rick Turner, who had returned to restore the mural. They crowd-sourced to raise $30,000 for supplies and to afford five weeks away from work. The three artists also collaborated in 2003 to create the Tejas mural that covers the opposite end of the market.

Other murals by Kerry Awn can be found on Planet K stores in the Austin area. One became the subject of a criminal charge, when the City of Bee Cave objected to it under its sign ordinance. In June 2012, after more than a year of battling over murals and building permits, Bee Cave City Council approved a settlement with the owner of Planet K.

Kerry Awn’s work appeared prominently in Austin’s The Rag and Houston’s Space City, early underground papers. Often Kerry Awn’s art was featured on the cover of Space City. During the heyday of the Armadillo World Headquarters, he created concert posters and handbills, many of which are archived in a collection at the Austin History Center. He was an among the group of artist known as the Armadillo Art Squad. The collection includes posters that promoted shows at Austin venues such as the Roadhouse, Jovitas, The Ritz, Willies Steamboat, Armadillo World Headquarters, the Continental Club, Soap Creek Saloon, La Zona Rosa, Liberty Lunch, and the Velveeta Room.

Kerry Awn was inducted into the Austin Arts Hall of Fame and has been recognized by the City of Austin and the State of Texas for his contributions to the arts. He was voted Austins funniest person 10 years running by the Austin Chronicle.

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Meine Top 10 Tatorte Update 2022

1. Tatort Berlin - Tiere der Grossstadt (für mich der beste Tatort weil das Thema, die Rache so gut umgesetzt wurde) 2. Tatort Luzern - Ihr werdet gerichtet 3. Tatort Saarbrücken - Herz der Schlange 4. Tatort Saarbrücken - Herr des Waldes 5. Tatort Saarbrücken - Das fleissige Liesschen 6. Tatort Luzern - Friss oder stirb (immer noch wegen der Musik und weil ich Kammerspiele liebe) 7. Tatort Kiel - Borowski und der gute Mensch (Kai Korthals ist einer der besten Tatort Villains ever! Bis ich gecheckt hatte das er Ihre Haare trägt auf dem Fahrrad, damn!) 8. Tatort Berlin - Dein Name sei Habinger 9. Tatort Hamburg - Tschill Out 10. Tatort Luzern - Die Musik stirbt zuletzt (weil er ein One- Take Film ist)

Ein Jahr später und ich kann sagen das Leo Hölzer & Adam Schürk definitiv meine lieblings Komissare sind. Dicht gefolgt von Pia Heinrich & Esther Bauman. Das Berliner Duo überzeugt mich zusammen nicht mehr so aber Karow fand ich in der letzten Folge überraschend dynamisch